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3 total messages Started by Mike Pooler Sun, 22 Nov 1998 00:00

#135

Author: Mike Pooler
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 00:00

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When I sign in to the shell, I get this message:

"/usr is now 1GB on the proxy and shell machines, and, due to
limitations in repartioning a live system, it is 2GB on tick.  /usr on
tick should not be filled beyond 1GB or it will not be possible to
synchronize it to the other machines."

What is "tick"? Where is this gig? Who does this message apply to?

Just curious...
Mike

Re: tick talk

#137

Author: Larry Sherman
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 00:00

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Mike Pooler <pooler@pcgame.com> wrote:
> When I sign in to the shell, I get this message:
> 
> "/usr is now 1GB on the proxy and shell machines, and, due to
> limitations in repartioning a live system, it is 2GB on tick.  /usr on
> tick should not be filled beyond 1GB or it will not be possible to
> synchronize it to the other machines."
> 
> What is "tick"? Where is this gig? Who does this message apply to?

The above motd was copied from our template machine (tick) when commerce5
was first created.

Re: tick talk

#140

Author: Matt Dillon
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 00:00

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:In article <36580685.764978648@nntp1.best.com>,
:Mike Pooler <pooler@pcgame.com> wrote:
:>When I sign in to the shell, I get this message:
:>
:>"/usr is now 1GB on the proxy and shell machines, and, due to
:>limitations in repartioning a live system, it is 2GB on tick.  /usr on
:>tick should not be filled beyond 1GB or it will not be possible to
:>synchronize it to the other machines."
:>
:>What is "tick"? Where is this gig? Who does this message apply to?
:>
:>Just curious...
:>Mike

    Heh.  That's related to the template machine.  That motd shouldn't
    be in the shell box.

					-Matt

-- 
    Matthew Dillon  Engineering, HiWay Technologies, Inc. & BEST Internet
                    Communications
    <dillon@best.net> (Please include original email in any response)

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